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ASI Introduces New QY Series DC Circuit Breaker

Source: Automation Systems Interconnect, Inc. (ASI)
04 October, 2005
1 min read

Carlisle, PA - Automation Systems Interconnect, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of the QY series DC circuit breaker. The DC circuit breaker is the thinnest circuit breaker on the market that is UL489-listed and DIN rail mountable at only 13mm wide. This high-density circuit breaker is used for DC circuit protection up to 80 VDC. The DC breaker is available in 1 amp to 50 amps and is designed to standard industrial control trip curves.

With the addition of the QY series breaker ASI now offers a complete range of circuit breakers for all industrial applications including UL 1077 for supplemental protection, UL 489 for branch circuit protection, and now protection for DC circuits. ASI is the first company to offer complete e-commerce capability for innovative interconnect and interface products. The data sheets, technical specifications and all pricing and availability can be found on the ASI website.

A new easy-to-use selector guide is now available and all of the components can be ordered Direct Online with a saving of 20-50% by going to www.asi-ez.com .

For additional information

, Submit Info Request Form or visit their web site at www.asi-ez.com .

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